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TAlSr—TAN [188] TAN—TAPTanang (j. ma,n4ng, "to rest"). Still, Tangah-jalan. Midway.quiet, motionless, stagnant.Tdngahkan. To halve, to divide in two.TAndas (ben). A dunghill ; a priv'y. Tdngah-liiut. At sea, on the high seas ;Taud'aug (j). To kick ; to spurn ; kick ; literally, " mid-sea."spurn.Tangah-malam. Midnight.Tdnd-as (j. and'as, and tand'as, "the Tangiii (j. tangik). Rancid, rank.head "). To behead, to decapitate. Tanggala. A plough.Tanju-tampasang. Name of a kind of Tanggalung (j). Name of a species oflamps.Tilntadu (ben). Name of a kind of worm,Viverra, Paradoxurm miisanga ; v. Musangand Tanggalung.or maggot.Tanggam (t). The figure-head of a ship.Ttlntang. To look at, to view, to behold Tanggara. The south-east.to concei-n, to i-elate to.Tanggalam (j. kalam). To sink, to founder,Tantangan. Viewing, considering, regarding,to go to the bottom.having reference to ; concerning,T4ngg9,iamkan. To sink, to cause to sink.relating to.Tdnggiling (j. giling). The Javanese ant-Tantra (j. tontra). A host, an army. It eater, Manis javanica ; v. Tauggiling,is usually united to the Sanskrit wordbala, with the same meaning, makingTaranggiling,giling.Tranggiling, and Pang-the compound word balatantra.Tanggiri (j. ta,ngiri). Name of a fish.Tantu (j. tamtu). Certain, sure, indubitable,Tangguh. To wait, to stay, to tarry ; toundoubted ; detennined, fixed, delay, to defer; stay, delay; v.Tangguh.settled ; certainty, assurance ; certainly,surely, assuredly, indubitably,undoubtedly.Tantukan. To ascertain, to make certain,to establish ; to fix, to settle ; to appropriate,to assign ; to assure.Tanun (j). To weave, to work with aloom.Tanuuan. A web, the object woven.Tanunkan. To weave, to make byweaving.Tanung (j). To tell fortunes, to foretelevents, to soothsay.Tanungan. Foretelhng, predicting; soothsaying.Tanur (a). An oven, a stove, a furnace.Tangguk. A kind of hand-basket forcatching shrimps and other small fishby groping.Tanggulung. Will-with-the-wisp, Jackwith-a-lantern,an ignis fatuus ; awizard, an evil spirit.TAngkada. Name of a species of beetle.Tangkal. An amulet, a written charm.T§,ngkai' (j. tukai-). To wi-angle, to squabble,to altercate; WTangle, squabble,altercation.Tilngkerung. Name of a fish.Tangkok. The nape of the neck ; v.Nangkok.Tangkora. A scull, cranium.Taugku. An abbreviation of tuwauku," my lord." In this abbreviated form,it is the title among some MalayTiinuran. Baking, making with an ovenor furnace.Tangadah. To look upwards, to look ti-ibes of the sons and brothers of aheavenwards.sovereign, and may be translatedTangah (j). Mid, middle, centre; half, " prince ; v. Tungku.moiety ; half, in part, partly ; while, Tangkuluk. A particular form of turbanduring the time that, at the same time worn by some Malay tribes, as thethat.people of Patani and Achin.Tangah-ari. Midday.Tangsa (ben). To beat an alarm.Tilngah-daMm. In the middle, in the Tangsai (ben). Lank (as hair).midst.Tilngwai. The chameleon lizard.Tiingah-dina. Midday.Titpanggang (bat). A blain, a blister.Tangah-duwa. One and a half. This is Taparang-danau. The lake of Taparang,an idiom, and extends to other numbers,upa large lake in the island of Celebes.to thousands. Thus, pre-Titpat. Direct, straight, not oblique orceded by tangah, the numerals for winding ; due, directly, exactly.thirteen, forty, three hundred, and Tapawus. Care, attention, diligence.three thousand, mean, respectively, Tapalechok. To slip, to make a false step.twelve and a half, thirty-five, two hundredand fifty, and two thousand fiveTaparling (parling).ing, sparkling ; v.Gleaming, glisten-Parling.hundred. It applies only to even Taparmaniii. Countable, capable of beingnumbers, and the effect of the word is reckoned ; v. Tarparmanai.to reduce to one half its nominal value Tapi (j). Border, edge, margin ;brink,the last figure, whether unit, ten, hundred,or thousand.brim ; skirt ;shore, coast.selvage ; side, quarter